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Christer Eldh.

Christer Eldh

Senior lecturer

Christer Eldh.

Core values work in academia : – with experiences from Lund University

Author

  • Tomas Brage
  • Inger Lövkrona
  • Christer Eldh
  • Annika Rejmer
  • Benny Carlsson
  • Bodil Ryderheim

Summary, in English

What are core values and what use are they? How can the central government
core values translate to academia? Why do the ‘statutory’, political values
end up in conflict with academic values based on the specific culture of
universities? What methods and what examples exist for active and effective
core values work at a university? And how do you implement core values so
that they are present and meaningful within the organisation? This report from the “Core values project at Lund University” attempts to answer these questions, problematise various values and provide support for core values work at a ‘typical’ university. The book contains the history of core values, their legal
and cultural background in general and at Lund University in particular.
It provides examples of methods which can be applied in core values work, such as a deeper understanding of discrimination and master suppression techniques, norm criticism and inclusive teaching. It concludes with an inventory of relevant projects at Lund University

Department/s

  • Undergraduate Programme of Studies in Physics within Faculty of Science
  • Division of Ethnology
  • Department of Service Studies
  • Department of Sociology of Law
  • Faculty Office, LTH

Publishing year

2016

Language

English

Document type

Report

Status

Published

ISBN/ISSN/Other

  • ISBN: 978-91-7623-882-0